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Cleethorpes Beach — Attraction in England

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Cleethorpes Beach
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Nearby attractions
Cleethorpes Pier Gardens
Central Promenade, Cleethorpes DN35 8LG, United Kingdom
The Empire Cleethorpes
50-52 Alexandra Rd, Cleethorpes DN35 8LE, United Kingdom
Ross Castle
65 Central Promenade, Cleethorpes DN35 8SE, United Kingdom
St Peter's Church
70 St Peter's Ave, Cleethorpes DN35 8HP, United Kingdom
Fun Fair - Cleethorpes Beach
Cleethorpes DN35 8SJ, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Papas Fish & Chips - Cleethorpes Pier
Central Promenade, Cleethorpes DN35 8SF, United Kingdom
Suzie's cup of joy
42-43 Alexandra Rd, Cleethorpes DN35 8LE, United Kingdom
Brown's Café
151 Promenade, Cleethorpes DN35 8SQ, United Kingdom
Fez Cleethorpes
40 Alexandra Rd, Cleethorpes DN35 8LE, United Kingdom
Steels Corner House Restaurant
10-12 Market St, Cleethorpes DN35 8LY, United Kingdom
meggies
13 Market St, Cleethorpes DN35 8LY, United Kingdom
Brenda's Chippie
Central Promenade, Cleethorpes DN35 8SE, United Kingdom
Ernie Becketts
21 Market St, Cleethorpes DN35 8LY, United Kingdom
The Coliseum Picture Theatre
26-28 High St, Cleethorpes DN35 8JN, United Kingdom
Jamal's
30 Alexandra Rd, Cleethorpes DN35 8LF, United Kingdom
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Cleethorpes Beach

Central Promenade, Cleethorpes DN35 8SF, United Kingdom
4.3(1.6K)
Open 24 hours
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Outdoor
Relaxation
Family friendly
Pet friendly
attractions: Cleethorpes Pier Gardens, The Empire Cleethorpes, Ross Castle, St Peter's Church, Fun Fair - Cleethorpes Beach, restaurants: Papas Fish & Chips - Cleethorpes Pier, Suzie's cup of joy, Brown's Café, Fez Cleethorpes, Steels Corner House Restaurant, meggies, Brenda's Chippie, Ernie Becketts, The Coliseum Picture Theatre, Jamal's
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Nearby attractions of Cleethorpes Beach

Cleethorpes Pier Gardens

The Empire Cleethorpes

Ross Castle

St Peter's Church

Fun Fair - Cleethorpes Beach

Cleethorpes Pier Gardens

Cleethorpes Pier Gardens

4.3

(1.5K)

Open 24 hours
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The Empire Cleethorpes

The Empire Cleethorpes

3.9

(105)

Closed
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Ross Castle

Ross Castle

4.3

(19)

Open 24 hours
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St Peter's Church

St Peter's Church

4.4

(61)

Closed
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Things to do nearby

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Nearby restaurants of Cleethorpes Beach

Papas Fish & Chips - Cleethorpes Pier

Suzie's cup of joy

Brown's Café

Fez Cleethorpes

Steels Corner House Restaurant

meggies

Brenda's Chippie

Ernie Becketts

The Coliseum Picture Theatre

Jamal's

Papas Fish & Chips - Cleethorpes Pier

Papas Fish & Chips - Cleethorpes Pier

4.3

(3.2K)

$

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Suzie's cup of joy

Suzie's cup of joy

4.7

(272)

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Brown's Café

Brown's Café

4.4

(628)

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Fez Cleethorpes

Fez Cleethorpes

4.5

(208)

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Reviews of Cleethorpes Beach

4.3
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4.0
5y

I didn't really know what to expect when we went to this beach. Having read the reviews, it was hard to say whether we were even going to a beach. However, all things considered it is a beach and we did enjoy it. It is different to your standard beach, this is a main estuary and the tide goes out a long way giving you way more things to do than a normal beach. Today was one of the hottest days of the year and the water flowing into the sea was warm enough to be enjoyable, although once it entered the sea, you did feel the real temperature.

Cleethorpes does not have a sophisticated pleasure beach, with advanced rides, it has three or four antiquated rides on the beach. Nostalgic but nothing to write home about. With current social distancing, we were able to find a nice spot and, could easily have stayed there and done nothing else. However, walking down over the mud into the sand dunes and into the sea, is something that needs to be experienced to be appreciated.

Parking is on the main road overlooking the beach. By the time we got there this was full, but there are overflow car parks that charge 5.00 for the day.

All in all a good day and plenty to do so do not knock it until you...

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4.0
5y

A really nice and clean public beach. The tide was out and was miles away, check tide times if you would like to see any water. There's a nice prom next to the beach which can walk along. There is parking along the pleasant promenade and also at the leisure centre. It costs about £5 for the whole day. There are toilets near the leisure centre and toilets across from the railway station near the pier. If you park near the leisure centre you can visit the boating lake at the back and then walk the whole length of the prom past the Pier down towards the opposite end. It's a pleasant walk by the sea. It gets a little bit crowded towards the amusements, where there is little Social distancing and PPE being adhered to. However, this is only a Small Part of what is a pleasant little seaside town. The small outdoor cafe near the leisure centre -which is situated on the corner of the prom- is a pleasant stop for a drink and a snack. Great hygiene looks to be in place there too. As you walk along the prom towards the pier , just where the prom reverts to a car park and a walkway, on the left on the main road is a pleasant fish and...

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2.0
6y

Its been a few years since I was last there and I was shocked at how much it had downgraded. A big disappointment.

The beach was full.of rubbish bags, plastic, all sorts, even dog foul. Ok it was towards end of day but I would not like my kids to play there, due to the amou t of rubbish. How dog foul, got there when you arent allowed dogs on the beach I dont know, thats if it was dog foul and not human. You can expect the odd bit of rubbish especially at the end of a hot day but not piles of it every few feet and especially not on a so called clean beach. Even the bins by the road side were over flowing and surrounded by bags of rubbish didnt look like they had been emptied all day. You would expect them to be emptied several times during a busy hot day like today was

There are very few ways from the road down to the beach so expect to walk some distance from your car. Also either dont expect to need the bathroom all day, be happy to walk some distance away from the beach or be prepared to be a customer of papas fish and chips as there few public...

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Rachel SpencerRachel Spencer
Cleethorpes excellent place to visit, loads to do, nice walk along the sea front I live 2 mins away it never gets tiring, loads of cafe's arcades, a happy train( lollypop train) that runs along seafront from the pier to the boating lake, bus service from the pier that runs in summer from pier to Thorpe Park which is a open topper, offering great views of the sea front and more , best to get a day rider, or family day rider as if you are staying on the caravan park and have small children you can take them on the open topper or any other bus all day works out much cheaper, donkey rides, crazy golf, there is even a place called ebb and flo, that will teach you to paddleboard and hires everything you need, very reasonable priced lovely pier gardens to walk round and a boating lake, waterfall, miniature steamtrain, Ross Castle, could go on and on, there's plenty of parking on seafront but gets very busy in summer watch cars when parking on front as there high curbs and you will scrape your bumper if pull to far forward
roobarb from the shedroobarb from the shed
We had a wonderful morning in Cleethorpes. when we arrived the sea was in. I don't think I've ever seen in that far in before. We had a lovely time, arriving about 9am when it was really quiet we did all the usual seaside things and left just after lunch when it was getting busy. If you go to the slots to the left of the pier and win tokens you can spend them in the slots over to the right but the machines to the right aren't as good. (We only do 2p slots). As we left the sea was back out as far as possible as is usual ant there was loads of space on the beach which was good as it was getting very busy on the prom. Practical info. ☆Most people weren't wearing masks in the slots but were in the shops. ☆There was hand sanitiser everywhere. ☆The toilets in the station were closed but the central ones were open and free. ☆Cafes on the front were well planned and laid out to keep people safe. ☆Shops were regulating people going in and ensuring baskets were clean so we had to queue at Boyses
Andrew SykesAndrew Sykes
When the beach is in this is a great beach! But when it goes out (and I mean out!!!) There are better beaches. At the top, the sand is beautifully soft and clean. But below the highwater line, the sand is covered in a muddy, smelly in places and goes on for miles. I think the low water point must be about a 1½ miles away. The amusements and shops above the beach are brilliant and covers everything that everyone will need. There's parking right on the road (be early) and also near the train station. There's toilets near the prom and train station. It's overall a great beach and everything you need for a good day out and would have got 5* if the mud wasn't there. Its not picky just saying if you went there and experienced it, it might spoil your day if someone hadn't mentioned it.
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Cleethorpes excellent place to visit, loads to do, nice walk along the sea front I live 2 mins away it never gets tiring, loads of cafe's arcades, a happy train( lollypop train) that runs along seafront from the pier to the boating lake, bus service from the pier that runs in summer from pier to Thorpe Park which is a open topper, offering great views of the sea front and more , best to get a day rider, or family day rider as if you are staying on the caravan park and have small children you can take them on the open topper or any other bus all day works out much cheaper, donkey rides, crazy golf, there is even a place called ebb and flo, that will teach you to paddleboard and hires everything you need, very reasonable priced lovely pier gardens to walk round and a boating lake, waterfall, miniature steamtrain, Ross Castle, could go on and on, there's plenty of parking on seafront but gets very busy in summer watch cars when parking on front as there high curbs and you will scrape your bumper if pull to far forward
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We had a wonderful morning in Cleethorpes. when we arrived the sea was in. I don't think I've ever seen in that far in before. We had a lovely time, arriving about 9am when it was really quiet we did all the usual seaside things and left just after lunch when it was getting busy. If you go to the slots to the left of the pier and win tokens you can spend them in the slots over to the right but the machines to the right aren't as good. (We only do 2p slots). As we left the sea was back out as far as possible as is usual ant there was loads of space on the beach which was good as it was getting very busy on the prom. Practical info. ☆Most people weren't wearing masks in the slots but were in the shops. ☆There was hand sanitiser everywhere. ☆The toilets in the station were closed but the central ones were open and free. ☆Cafes on the front were well planned and laid out to keep people safe. ☆Shops were regulating people going in and ensuring baskets were clean so we had to queue at Boyses
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When the beach is in this is a great beach! But when it goes out (and I mean out!!!) There are better beaches. At the top, the sand is beautifully soft and clean. But below the highwater line, the sand is covered in a muddy, smelly in places and goes on for miles. I think the low water point must be about a 1½ miles away. The amusements and shops above the beach are brilliant and covers everything that everyone will need. There's parking right on the road (be early) and also near the train station. There's toilets near the prom and train station. It's overall a great beach and everything you need for a good day out and would have got 5* if the mud wasn't there. Its not picky just saying if you went there and experienced it, it might spoil your day if someone hadn't mentioned it.
Andrew Sykes

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